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Chris
Hello Teacher,
Would like to know if there is any video about changes in equity?. I can not find here. In our notes on page 13 and 14 there is an example about it.
Thanks in advance.
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If there is no video currently then it does not exist and I will record it in the near future.
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Hello Sir, I need to ask if the lectures for F7 are updated one for Sep 2018? and does it cover all the chapters and if its enough to watch and do revision kit?
@shah369 said:
Hello Sir, I need to ask if the lectures for F7 are updated one for Sep 2018? and does it cover all the chapters and if its enough to watch and do revision kit?Hi,
Yes the lectures are all new and updated for exams from September 2018. If you use the materials anlongside the study text and revision kit of your chosen tuition provider then you will be fine for the exam.
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During the post-acquisition period, BB ltd declared an ordinary dividend of 10GP per share which was not paid at the end of the year. Robert Ltd had taken credit of the dividend as at 31st December 2015.
Ordinary Dividend Receivable – 8,000 in the books of parent(Robert)
Ordinary Dividend Payable – 10,000 in e books of Subsidiary (BB Ltd)BB has a 20,000 shares
how do u treat it
@kwameaddae said:
During the post-acquisition period, BB ltd declared an ordinary dividend of 10GP per share which was not paid at the end of the year. Robert Ltd had taken credit of the dividend as at 31st December 2015.Ordinary Dividend Receivable – 8,000 in the books of parent(Robert)
Ordinary Dividend Payable – 10,000 in e books of Subsidiary (BB Ltd)BB has a 20,000 shares
how do u treat it
Hi,
Can you please start this on a new thread as it isn’t really relevant to this one. Once you’ve done that then I’ll answer it for you.
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